| Men | | | | Western-style clothes. The Yok silk fabric is used. |
| Fishing"> SunglassThe traditional outfit for men is long | | | | Either Thai or Western-style accessories can be worn. |
| trousers with a shirt called "suea phra ratchathanss". | | | | Thai Chakkraphat |
| This high-collar shirt can be short-sleeved for a casual | | | | Thai Chakkraphat is a Thai dress with a shawl like |
| look or long-sleeved for a more formal occasion. On | | | | Thai Chakkri. However, it is more conservative and |
| formal occasions, a cummerbund is typically worn | | | | considered more official. The upper part has a pleated |
| around the waist. | | | | shawl cover a thicker shawl with full embroidery on |
| Thai Chakkri | | | | the upper shawl. It can be worn for royal or national |
| Thai Chakkri is a formal and elegant wear, normally | | | | ceremonies. |
| produced using "Yok" weaving technique (Yok creates | | | | Thai Amarin |
| additional thickness within the fabric without adding | | | | Thai Amarin is evening attire, made of brocaded fabric. |
| supplementary threads. Often a touch of gold or | | | | With this style, the wearer does not have to wear a |
| silver-colored threads are added, making the fabric | | | | belt. The blouse can be wide and round-necked. The |
| produced this way particularly more expensive) The | | | | sleeve length sits just below the elbow. The beauty of |
| costume is finished with "pha sin", a full length | | | | this dress is its textile and accessories. It can be use |
| wrap-around skirt with two pleated folds in the front | | | | for an evening dinner or at the Royal Birthday |
| called "na nang". | | | | Procession. The royal decorations are worn. |
| Thai Boromphiman | | | | Thai Chitlada |
| Thai Boromphiman, also a formal evening attire, | | | | Thai Chitlada, with its brocaded band at the hem of the |
| comprises a long sleeved blouse which is either | | | | pha sin, is a daytime ceremonial dress. It can be worn |
| buttoned at the front or the back. The blouse is tucked | | | | with a long sleeved silk blouse, with the front opening |
| beneath pha sin with its front pleats (na nang). The | | | | attached with five ornamental silver or gold buttons. |
| fabric is brocaded to create a highly luxurious look and | | | | The pha sin is a casual wraparound. It can be worn to |
| feel. The collar of the blouse is round-necked. The skirt | | | | a ceremony that is a not too informal such as |
| length runs about the ankle. The skirt and blouse are | | | | welcoming the official royal guests at the airport. |
| sewn together like a one piece dress of which style is | | | | Wearers do not need to wear royal decorations but |
| suitable for a tall and slender wearer. It can be worn in | | | | the color and style should be appropriate. |
| either formal or semi-formal events such as the | | | | Thai Ruean Ton |
| League Ceremony or royal functions. Royal | | | | Thai Ruean Ton is the most casual of all styles. It |
| decorations are also worn. | | | | comprises a horizontally or vertically striped silk or |
| Thai Siwalai | | | | plain-coloured pha sin with a patterned band at the |
| Thai Siwalai, a formal evening costume, is quite similar | | | | hem, sometimes folded to one side, The collarless |
| to Thai Boromphiman, but it has an over-shoulder | | | | blouse that goes with it is separated from the |
| shawl. It is worn for royal ceremonies or a formal | | | | ankle-length skirt. The sleeves are elbow length, and |
| functions. | | | | the blouse has a front opening. It is suitable for casual |
| Thai Dusit | | | | and non-official functions such as Kathin Ton, the |
| Thai Dusit is a wide-necked and sleeveless brocaded | | | | religious ceremony of the conferring of royal offerings |
| dress. The skirt and blouse can be sewn together. It | | | | to monks. |
| can be worn for evening ceremonies in place of | | | | |